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there are drawbacks, explains David Marchant. By the year 2,000, it will cost an estimated US$100,000 to put a student through a four-year college programme. One of the biggest issues facing parents today is how they will pay for it. In an increasing...

as qualifying for the event itself. Start making your plans now, advises Chris Gibbons. Marcio Santos has just headed Brazil's equaliser against England and the stadium erupts in a riot of green and gold flags and banners. As the drums come alive wit...

Identity crisis: Roger Crombie's runaround with the Bermuda Telephone Company (The Bermuda Factor, RG No.7) struck a chord with reader Barbara Neish last month. Like Roger, Barbara has to put up with people getting her name wrong most of the time and...

Foundation has found a new home. But the collection of more than $1 million worth of Bermudiana will still have to be locked away from public view for just over a month. Gosling Bros. Ltd. has offered the gallery ground-floor space just off Front Str...

real down-to-earth guy, an `A' student and a gifted athlete and footballer, just a well rounded person, says one former student - Alan Richardson has set a pace of scholastic and professional achievements that are not easily matched or duplicated. Gr...

today's Bermuda job market, writes Paul Egan. Bermuda faces a jobs mismatch. The Island employs thousands of contract workers, but Bermudian students return from college to find no jobs available in their chosen fields. Mansfield (Jim) Brock, chairma...

why many people believe that the school's closure in 1972 left a void in the Island's eduction system that has never been filled. When the Bermuda Technical Institute closed its doors for the last time in 1972, it left a void in Bermuda's educational...

Engineering, welcomes the fact that serious consideration is being given to reintroducing technical training in Bermuda's proposed new senior secondary school. "I'm pleased that there has been talk of reimplementing some of the aspects that Tech had ...

Warren Brown Sr.: chairman of Archie Brown and Son Ltd., former member of the Immigration Board, experienced sailor and former King Edward VII Gold Cup (now Omega Gold Cup) winner, has led expeditions to the Arctic and the Antarctic aboard his yacht ...

seen in the conspicuous absence of qualified Bermudian tradesmen in local industries today. "I think a school like Tech is sorely missed because there is no school around today that is producing people to go into the trade industries, although the gu...